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he talked about loneliness but he was married`?

Agree solitary is best thing

hope he is doing okay

part of his appeal is the realness that he emits but i think its delusional to think he wrote for people he wrote for money and personal gain over some kind of guidance and that is what fans like myself don't want to hear I like him because of his apathetic and hardened nature I enjoy writers who understand suffering because a good understanding and not only understanding but experience and knowledge of suffering brings us closer to understanding life

Pretentious he was not

Alcohol has only ever been addicted to one person. It was Bukowski

11:11 imagine a drunk bukowski is looking through your windows. XD

you cant blame a person for not enjoying this, whatever the fuck life is. some people are born cynics some people are born stoics, some people are born gnostic. they're all architypes for a reason.

Does anyone knows what year it was ?

Bukowski is such a character. It looks like a skit and he is committed to the part.

The beating creates a genius or a monster

You need to wash it in salt water.

I have a crazy idea of having a biopic about aging Bukowski with Mickey Rourke playing him

Suddenly the journalist became a comedian, Charles didn’t suffer fools gladly

Trevor wallace interviewing bukowski

The American suicide is a president who trips and a girlfriend who helps set the trap. Why would any politician fear a citizen holding the cheese?

I've read post office, ham on rye, women, Hollywood, Pulp, hot-water-music and currently in middle of Tales of Ordinary Madness. Love the ugly beauty of his novels.

My brother always liked Bukowski because his writing was easy reading and he was real,yet artistic..

it’s all good, it’s easy, it’s like just drinking forever keep drinking and you get drunker and drunker and the drinks keep coming

I often wonder watching this video what was shared in the muted section of this interview from Bukowski. Whatever he was talking about seemed intentionally cut from the final take but was said with a great deal of passion.

It’s interesting to see him being as vulnerable as he is here. He’s working to add some warmth to his legacy.

The quality of light is so obviously San Pedro/RPV

That's called an afro mullet

This man is the sole reason why the spark was reignited for me. I'd written a lot during high school, then stopped in my 20s during my first and second retail stints and elsewhere. So one day I came across a Bukowski quote, "Some people never go crazy. What horrible lives they must lead." And that was so profound I fell down the rabbit hole of his poetry a few years ago. I began to write my own poetry, began to rediscover my love for reading again, then I finally read Post Office. It inspired me so much I quit retail for good in '23, and somehow managed to come up with 7 ideas for books when I took 3 1/2 months off, holed up in my apartment, drinking beer and listening to symphony music to get in a sort of state of mind that he did. He taught me to be honest, to be yourself and never force your ideas. I eventually landed a better job last April and once my money ran out. It'd been in oddly perfect timing too, and I then managed to complete my first novel by the fall of last year (based on my life inside and outside of my retail career), and now, it's the first of 6 others I have in the works and look to put out my first one this coming July 4th; I plan on going to open mics in my area and read my works this year and see where it goes. Thank you, Hank, for reminding me to keep that spark and above all, don't try! 🍻🐎🥃

where do you get this crap, baby? HAHAHA

Fcuk no sound

Vincent Gallo would be the perfect choice to play elder Bukowski. See so many similarities.

It is so great that there is so much video footage of this man for us to watch and listen to. Thanks for posting it.

I have pure hatred for many i met.

Born before time. RIP.

True legend.

if you squint your eyes you can almost see a person sitting on a couch

I want this thumbnail on a black hoodie so bad.

Dutch/Belgian people are so rough and brutal, i guess Bukowski appreciated that interviewer.

I didn’t realize he wash such a large man. He’s tall I didn’t picture him that way.

The problem with this geezer, is the lack of humour..replacing humour, with(what you personally think) are worldly gems of insight, doesn't really work, for an English palate...he's alright..aint gonna knock a drinkin man, too much..🧐

Sounds goes out. Shame

kk domme bars

I had real hate for my enemies.

14:50 if Charles Bukowski asks you if want a beer, you say yes. Simple.

it took him 27 years of hell to just beeing able to write. And olny that. Just read Postoffice to see what hell looks like.

Are all the Dutch ginger curly-haired pricks?

so where is 2/2?

This man is a modern tantrik

BEST SOUND RECORDING EVER

Are there translations of what the interviewer is talking about during the interludes? I don't even know if it matters.

"Maar als je saaie rotzooi schrijft, maakt 't niet uit waaraan je sterft." Geweldig!

Is there another version of this somewhere that doesn't have the missing audio part

Bukowski emerges as a prophetic figure, offering solace and guidance to those who find themselves adrift in the chaotic and unforgiving realm of existence.

you're always crazy until you trust your own genius and run with it